Good I think you posted over at Channels and I believe you said you are only 15 miles from the towers. I wouldn't think you would need an amplified antenna. The only reason I said about wifi devices is that I had a wireless security camera in my garage that was wireless and I basically had an ...

Do you have anything that is amplifying the tv signal (something that powers the antenna) or any new LED lights or WI-FI router (any wifi device) close to the antenna? Could also be a bad power supply. Hopefully one of the SD folks can look at the logs and see if there is anything that tells us what ...

Mine are 9 to 12.5 miles from me too and I have mine in a detached garage. So very similar setup as you.

Depending on how old your Televes antenna is, you might already have a 5g filter built into it. I believe the re-pack models do have it already. I agree that you would not want to amplify the 5g. But the filter should filter that out anyways. I guess what you would need to do is test if you need the ...

I think you said the problem in your post. Port their software. They are still in the software business and it would be a hefty price and or not able to due to patents.

Not sure. I have all of them in a box somewhere but since i moved to Apple TV, I just have no want to try the others again

My Apple TV is connected by wire and is the 2022 model. 30 to 90 seconds seems like a long time to sort out the smooth play. I would think this would happen within the first 10 seconds for buffering. Jumping between football games and commercials would make me not want to use the app. I would gladly ...

Actually yes it does. But of course if you change channels then your back to the same until x amount of time.

Has anyone else noticed the app on Apple TV that it kinda herk and jerks like everything 6 or 7 seconds? I also have Channels DVR and this behavior doesn't happen and runs smooth while watching OTA tv.

Congrats!